How to fix missing alt text in Showit

Quick answer

Click the image in Showit, open the image settings panel, and add a short description in the alt text field. One to two sentences is plenty.

How to fix it in Showit

1. Open your page in Showit

2. Click on the image that needs alt text

3. Open the image settings panel on the right

4. Add a short, descriptive alt text — describe what's in the image naturally

5. Save and publish your changes

What's the issue

Alt text is the written description attached to an image. FastaSEO found at least one image on this page that's missing it entirely — the field is either blank or was never filled in.

Why it matters

• Google reads alt text to understand what your images show — without it, those images are invisible to search.
• It's an accessibility requirement: people using screen readers rely on alt text to understand your content.
• Each image is a missed keyword opportunity if the alt field is empty.
• It's a quick fix with a real impact — especially on image-heavy Showit sites.

What good looks like

Every image has a short, descriptive alt text that says what's actually in the photo. "Woman working at a wooden desk with a laptop" is great. "image1.jpg" or leaving it blank is not. You don't need to stuff keywords — just describe it naturally.

How long this takes

Most images take less than a minute each. If you have a lot of them, set aside 10–15 minutes to work through the page.